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Plateau council awards nearly $4.2 million for Baldwin Park work

The September 8 borough meeting also approved $15,000 for improvements at Laurier school.

An accessible playground surrounded by trees in an urban park.
A playground in Waterloo Park, Ontario. Illustrative file photo; not Baldwin Park. Photo: Emily Wassmansdorf / Unsplash.

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal borough council has awarded nearly $4.2 million for redevelopment work at Baldwin Park, according to its summary of decisions from the September 8 meeting.

The borough describes the contract as a step toward renewed facilities at the major De Lorimier district park. Its public summary does not provide a construction calendar, so residents should consult later project notices for timing and access changes.

Council also approved $15,000 for Laurier school through the neighbourhood-schools stream of the youth fund. The borough says the money will support a shade sail, student gardening projects and scooter parking.

Other business included the tabling of the borough’s 2025 financial report and a resolution asking provincial parties and candidates to present plans for reducing Québec’s petroleum consumption.

Source: Ville de Montréal borough-council summary — published September 9, 2026.

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